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Old 26th of January 2005 (Wed)   #1
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Default Hartford skyline from St. Josephs steeple.

Looking southwest from the steeple.



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Default Re: Hartford skyline from St. Josephs steeple.

Nice view. This is where you want to be at night with your camera and tripod.
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Default Re: Hartford skyline from St. Josephs steeple.

Cool shot, it would be cool at night. Be Careful...
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Cool Re: Hartford skyline from St. Josephs steeple.

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Cool shot, it would be cool at night. Be Careful...

and I was worried about telling you to be careful Mills
sounding like a mother hen
(at that last fire, those great shots you took )

but it's ok. here you are saying it too


did you get over all that 'smoke in your eyes' ....and throat (mostly)




you sure had a great view from up there Jim.
seems to be another big church or a building like it on the left ?


and canon can, even on a steeple


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Default Re: Hartford skyline from St. Josephs steeple.

Great view Jim and a terrific shot, watch out they'll hire you to do the traffic report from up there. I'll say one thing you didn't take that during rush hour.
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Default Re: Hartford skyline from St. Josephs steeple.

Thanks guys and doll. It doesn't show well on the screen, but what interests me in this shot is the edge of the cloud formation off to the right. There is a thick but well defined edge that gives the feel of a huge opening in the sky. I printed it out in B&W on 13x19 matte paper and it looks totally different from the screen image. Otherwise it's a pretty banal skyline shot, I think. Canonical, even. The building in the foreground is Aetna Insurance Co. headquarters.

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Thanks guys and doll. It doesn't show well on the screen, but what interests me in this shot is the edge of the cloud formation off to the right. There is a thick but well defined edge that gives the feel of a huge opening in the sky. I printed it out in B&W on 13x19 matte paper and it looks totally different from the screen image.
Hmm, Now that you mention it, that IS a pretty thick wall of clouds.
Seems that photos on the monitor never look as good as they do in print.
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Default Re: Hartford skyline from St. Josephs steeple.

What a view.Glad you shared it with us .
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so that's what CT looks like? I forgot. Used to live in bristol till i moved to Japan (thanks to uncle sam)
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so that's what CT looks like? I forgot. Used to live in bristol till i moved to Japan (thanks to uncle sam)
Fortunately (as you know), just about any othe picture of Connecticut looks MUCH better than this. (My son lives in Bristol, BTW). How do you like Japan?

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japan is great, but the island I'm on has been getting a little small after being here almost 3 years. Okinawa is about 50 miles tall and 5-10 miles wide but there are plenty of nice shots to be taken here (along with plenty of other things to do). I mainly got into photography to get out of the street racing scene. after going thru 3 skylines my wife started to get pissed
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Old 30th of January 2005 (Sun)   #12
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japan is great, but the island I'm on has been getting a little small after being here almost 3 years. Okinawa is about 50 miles tall and 5-10 miles wide but there are plenty of nice shots to be taken here (along with plenty of other things to do). I mainly got into photography to get out of the street racing scene. after going thru 3 skylines my wife started to get pissed

Smart move.

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